Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO juno THE deliveries Of wheat
ON the board at the monthly delivery this
morning were very light, but all that went
round finally got lodged with the clique. Most
OF the deliveries were made at the oiiicc.
none Of those who were short cared 20 have IL
known. lie WIS stated on good authority that
the Clique did not get within large amount Of
wheat due them. The amount % wheat de-
livered to-day IL generally estimated at about
1900, 900 bushels, besides tho advance deliveries
made yesterday afternoon. This puts about
all Of the cash wheat In the hands Of the clique,
a. was expected. Whoa trading opened tho
crowd In the wheat pit was very nervous. juno
opened at 9Olsc and fiuctuatei wildly at ths
fear Of the shorts and the within Of the Clique.
After the first excitement Of the opening juno
quieted down considerably. IL got up 10 9lkc.
and was taken in hand by the clique, who put
enough property on the marketto send II back
10 SSNc. After the clique let 90 Of 1t again
June went UP around soc. aud stayed there
very steadily for the balance II the morning
session. July wheat opened strong ut s8%c.,
and In sympathy with June got up 70 @isaS7c.
In the first furry, but finally became more
quiet and sold down % s5Ac. Around s6i.c.
IL held steady for long tlmo and
closed for the day az that figure. June
closed on tho afternoon board at nc.
| The cold, damp weather was a. much a bull
| factor In corn to-day "a the dry weather OF a
| week ago was. July corn opened strong at
39hc. sold to 39isc., and was very active, hold-
| ing uniformly steady around 391tc. and closed
strong. July shOrt-ribs started AT x.i2k, and
sold o. ~ y I'm tho first 1fteen minutes. Ribs
| were more active than for some time, aad July
| sold up 20 $40 In the course of the forenoon,
| and remained at that figure until the close.
Lard was quiet though firm.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June Flour strong. Wheat
| opened strong, closed Ac lower; No. : red,
| cash, Sc. June, s6kas7c. July. S2HaS3ic.
Corn nrm but quiet; cash. TAaGic.; June,
| 36A; July, Thc. Oats very dull and firm !;
cash, 2Sas7bc: June. 26l.c. bid; July, s5S.c.
bid. Whiskey steady at si.oG Provisions nrm-
er but duh. Pork irregular; new mess, SIS.
Lard. 1926. Dry-sslted meats tboxed)-ShOul-
ders, $3.50; long clear, s.; clear ribs, $40;
short clear, $3.50. Bacon (boKed)-Shoulders,
f6aS6 %: long clear a. g0ass: clear rib, a. s5ats
short clear, is.e0asS.2a Hams steady at sli.25a
sL
Louisville. June i.-GrRin quiet Wheat
No. 9 ssc. Corn-No: mixed. i3%c. white.
doc. Oats No. =. Bic. Provisions firm, Bacon
Clear-riD sides. s1.S7h sides, 81 %; shoulders,
t6S7k. Bulk-meats-Clear-r sides, Ey5;
clear sides, $50; SHOULD ers. $3.50 Mess-pork
nominal. Hams - Sugar cured, Sliatl2 90
Lard-ChOice leaf, a..
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June l.-Flour strong Wheat
firm; No. red. SIC. Corn quiet; No mixed,
iOc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed, e9a29kc. Pr
visions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey quiet
at sl.O5. Hogs quiet; common and light. 81. GOA
$3.50; packing and butchers. o. OaiL7a
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C., June i.-Turpentfne
firm at S2kc. Resin firm: strained, Sos. !;
good, soc. Tar nrm at fl.i5. Crude turpeotino
firm; hard, sl.20: yellcw-dip, s2.l5; virgin,
s2.40.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. June I.--Cotton- Gross receipts.
1891 bales Futures closed steady; sales. 49,
500 bales: June. July. and August sil.3ia
slL8; September. Sl0.gati00l October,
tl0.3iasi0 %: November. si006asi0N: Deem
Der, sl0.0iafl0.05; January, fi00satl009; Feb
rusry. sl0.i3asl0i5; March, ti0.isasi0si !.
April, so 26atl0.2S.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lkeported for the Dispstchl
JUNE Market quiet and steady aud trans
actions reported on private terms Prime, 34a
&C.. fancy, 4Ac.: common. 2a3c.; shelled, IN
SC. factory hand picked. ia5c.